Everyone was right about me getting an SS
03-16-2009, 10:52 PM
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03-18-2009, 12:34 AM
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No way. If he wants to drive around crashing into things on his own that's entirely his business, but think of all of the innocent lives and property that could've been/will be harmed or destroyed because of the stupidity. Forget about putting him in a Honda, he should be in a jail cell...
03-18-2009, 06:37 PM
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so then he can learn...
so learn to drive.
obviously even people that know him in RL told him hed do it, he bought the car and did it anyways...twice
poor car
in a forum based on people that love these cars telling people you basically wreck it on purpose you should expect ot get bashed some
04-02-2009, 09:12 PM
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Rofl. I work at a body shop, the cost to fix your hood? Like $100 where I work if it is just cracked, plus $200 for paint or something. Cost to fix a power steering? Idk, you didn't go into details, but say $200. Then $35 for a used panel and $250 for paint and labor.
Damn, you got rode hard. See this Chevelle? Few dents fixed, base coat clear coat, racing stripes, and labor for taking off the bumpers, grill, few other trim pieces, tail lights etc. $2300 or so. Not sure but I think the new bumpers and trim were included in the price. And that was one of the most expensive cars painted at the shop since I have been there a few months
Maybe you should shop around a little more.
Damn, you got rode hard. See this Chevelle? Few dents fixed, base coat clear coat, racing stripes, and labor for taking off the bumpers, grill, few other trim pieces, tail lights etc. $2300 or so. Not sure but I think the new bumpers and trim were included in the price. And that was one of the most expensive cars painted at the shop since I have been there a few months
Maybe you should shop around a little more.
04-02-2009, 09:15 PM
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Rofl. I work at a body shop, the cost to fix your hood? Like $100 where I work if it is just cracked, plus $200 for paint or something. Cost to fix a power steering? Idk, you didn't go into details, but say $200. Then $35 for a used panel and $250 for paint and labor.
Damn, you got rode hard. See this Chevelle? Few dents fixed, base coat clear coat, racing stripes, and labor for taking off the bumpers, grill, few other trim pieces, tail lights etc. $2300 or so. Not sure but I think the new bumpers and trim were included in the price. And that was one of the most expensive cars painted at the shop since I have been there a few months
Maybe you should shop around a little more. You seem to have racked up $10,000 in body damage for a "panel, power steering and a cracked hood." Did you even pay that much for your car?
Damn, you got rode hard. See this Chevelle? Few dents fixed, base coat clear coat, racing stripes, and labor for taking off the bumpers, grill, few other trim pieces, tail lights etc. $2300 or so. Not sure but I think the new bumpers and trim were included in the price. And that was one of the most expensive cars painted at the shop since I have been there a few months
Maybe you should shop around a little more. You seem to have racked up $10,000 in body damage for a "panel, power steering and a cracked hood." Did you even pay that much for your car?
04-03-2009, 06:16 AM
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How old are you? Teenager?, then this is typical driving habits and why insurance is so high for them. Adult? have you ever owned a fast car before? Gotta take it easy and ease into stepping on a fast car...learn what she can do on abandoned roads or parking lots.
04-03-2009, 08:00 AM
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like i always say, these cars will take care of you if you take care of them. if you abuse them then they will kick the **** out of you. some of my friends have learned the hard way by put his ss in the wall at about 50. ssooo if you cant treat the car right get rid of it and buy somthing you can dog the **** out of.
04-03-2009, 08:44 AM
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04-03-2009, 09:31 AM
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I am 18 now, was 17 when i wrecked my 30th Z, clearly not my fault. Insurance isn't bad at all. **** happens. Everyone makes mistakes and i clearly have not met anyone that has not ever made a mistake. If i do, that will be a major surprise! Now, surely on the 1st time wrecking my "SS" i clearly woulda calmed down a little bit, but thats just me. 2nd time, I woulda committed suicide. Hope lucky #3 doesn't happen!
04-03-2009, 09:42 AM
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i think you guys scared him off haha. sucks about car bud but next time stop texting and look at what the cars in front of you are doing. get it fixed, store it in the garage and get a jetta.